Why is Blizzard so cheap that they dont hire Humans for bot detection?

[Zolmation-nightslayer]

@Nosorry-benediction

But there are literally hundreds or thousands of bots running the exact same pixel path right on top of each other, that is 100% detectable by means currently in the game, and if there was any effort to attack these routes we would see many less bots doing so.

If you ban 5 bots, 10 more pop up in it’s place. Simple bans is not the solution to this wide-spread problem. They still do bans, but if you think for one second they can just mass-ban the bots you’re mistaken. The bots also use third party software to mask their activity from warden. It’s not so simple for a majority of the bots. Blizzard is constantly banning bots though and constantly taking items and gold away from them out of the economy.

@Sustagenetic-nightslayer

They ban 0.001% of bots every 6 months to pretend they take actions.

@Ziryus-pagle

I agree blizzard lied about how banning GDKP’s would stop botting, but they did very successfully gaslight people into thinking it would.

Literally nobody claimed that banning GDKP’s would stop botting. Y’all are so stupid. How do you even grasp how to play this game when you say stuff this dumb?

@Kaivax

It’s fair to say that GDKP has some benefits to individuals who don’t want to be tied to a guild or set raid schedule. GDKP raids are, while mostly transactional in nature, another social activity in the game, and we’re hesitant to discourage anything that gets people into groups to play together. However, we’ve been concerned that GDKP erodes traditional guild and social structures that are in many cases the basis of our most fond memories of early versions of World of Warcraft. It’s also undeniable that GDKP contributes to and drives a lot of illicit activity, such as real-money trading (RMT) and botting, as it creates a demand for in-game gold that would not otherwise exist. GDKP can create an “arms race” effect that encourages participating players to purchase gold to be able to compete for the best items.